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Wow, Ava, you're always so organized and professional. Come on, it'stime to take a lunch break.
EARTHQUAKE!!!
No, David! Don't try to run!
Thanks, David. Well, a new coffee shop is nearby; let's head there.
Unexpectedly, their conversation was cut short as the ground began violently shaking!
Thank goodness we had earthquake exercises at school!
Okay, Ava!
Drop down onto your hands and knees! Let's take cover until the shaking stops!
....then they carefully exit the room together!
Ava and David calmly wait until the shacking stops.....
FIRE!!
Don't use the elevator in an earthquake.
Let's take the stairs then.
Classification of hazard: Rapid onset hazardAlambra, Shaina Myre A.Aldaya, Jessica Joy P.
Yes! We're alive! Thanks, Ava!
There might still be some aftershocks, so it might not be finished just yet. We need to look for anything that could fall.
Thanks, Ava!
What should we do if there is more shaking?
Drop, cover, and hold on are the same instructions to follow during an aftershock as they are during an earthquake.